Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-05
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THE NEWS

The house refused to pass over the
presidential vetosthe bill for the erection
OF a public building in Sioux City.
The Minnesota legislature c'osea
its seasonal noon yesterday. Several
important measures died for lack. OF time
60 consider them. :
The scheme for consolidating all the
gas companies in Chicago was complet-
ed yesterday, after several meetings Of
the parties interested.
Ofioials Of the navy department say
that the failure OF the general deficiency
bill will seriously embarraes work on the
three cruisers, Atlanta, Boston and Chi
cage.
servia, as Q precautionary meacure, in
view OF the trouble in Bulgaria, has
sent troops to the frontier. Tt is also
reported the Servian reserves have been
called ont.
ALI the freight brakemen on the Pitts
burg division Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad have joined with those employed
on the Mount Pleasantiabranch in a de-
mand for higher wages.
At . military conference, presided
over by the emperor OF Austria. it was
dec,ded..to appoint several officers for
superior commands in the event OF wal.
The crown prince will command one
army corps.
The arrangements OF the Canadian
Pacific railway company for o through
connection with China have been COM
plated. Three steamships have been
chartered and the first will leave Hong
Kong early in April.
A report emanates from the Paris Oar
rent TO the effect that the czar has given
notice OF his withdrawal from the alliance
OF The three emperors, resuming freedom
of action. The rumor is not believed IN
diplomatic circles in Berlin and Vienna.
There is no change in the condition oil
the printers' strike at Milwaukee
Several newspaper offices are receiving
additions to their forces by almost every
train. Thus far everything has beer
peacefully conducted. Victory ID assured
for the publishers.
A squad of Mexican soldiers made az
effort yesterday to secure o prisoner il
jail at Nogales, Arizopa, and q fight oo-
CURED with the sheriff and his men II
which . Mexican soldier was MORALLY
wounded. Preparations are being made
for another Mexican attack.
Ex-Congrsasrnan Edward Breitung
of Negaunee, Mich, died last night o
pneumonia, at Eastman, Ga. Mr.. Brei
tnng represented the district Of the up
or peninsula IN the Forty-sixth cen
gress. His possessions are estimated a.
from $5,O0o,0o0 to $7,000,00O.
4 telegram from Girugevo says risingt
have taken place at '.Tirnova and othel
Iianes and thss the insurgents are re-
orted to be masters of affairs a
Tirnova, Communication between Sofl
and the provinces is interrupted
Anarchy is spreading in Bulgaria.
The annual report Of the directors o
the Illinois Central railroad shows tina
tue gross sum received from traffic
during 1886. was $12. b2s, 1893. OF which
the net earnings were 81 ,738,952.a de-
crease OF SOL ITO from the gross receipt
0, 1886, and OF $37 1886 from the ne
earnings.
a sensation has been caused by tn
repatriation Of . very extensive inoen
diarism Thursday night in the oountr,
surrounding Limerick, Ireland. A larg
number Of houses occupied by tenants
and outbuildings, burned, The victim
in all cases were persons who had pais
rents. The outrages are set down as po-
liticsl.